Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 September 1898 — Page 8

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^ShfciLMAN'5 LAUNDRY

One Door West Ramsey Hotel.

PATENTS

(J. S. and FOREIGN PROCURED.

EUGENEW. JOHNSON,

Solicitor and Attorney in Patent Cases,

C729 New York Ave., Washington, D. 0. *32iiae Established 1868. ©bnrgeHModerate, 'Correspondence Requested.

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Hartford, American Fire Insurance Co., Hew York, Girard Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia. London Assurance Corporation, of London, Grand Kaplds Fire Insurance Co., of Michigan. Office in Joel Block with R. E. Bryant

South Wash. St., Crawfordsville.

A. IN. CAVE, ATTORNEY-AT-LA^ And Notary Public,

'Dartincton. nci•

mQMB MONEY TO LOAN

At Per Cent.

'We also represent twenty of the largest, in aurance companies. Prompt and equitable settlement of losses. Voris cfc Stilwell

R. riacDonald.V.S.

Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada. Treats all diseases of the domesticated animals.

», 11 Main St, DARLINGTON, IND.

'The Best Wire Wove Fence Is the

EXCELSIOR.

put it up for 60 cents a rod and furnish •everything except the loose posts. Ur. 1 will •sell a farm right. Including a machine for $25. This fence Is guaranteed. Address,

C. A.. Johnson.

A. C. JENNISON.

THE ABSTRACTER.

Zioans Money on Mortgage*. Sella Real Estate of All Kinds. Insures Property Against Fire.

See his complete Abstract Books. The best

place to have deeds and mortgages prepared as well as ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

riONEY TO LOAN

Per Cent

MORGAN & LEE

AOB tracteris.

LOUIS M'MAINS

\ttorney-at-Law

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General Insurance.

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ROOMS—8 and 4 Fisher Building, with Gistine & Ristine.

MONEY TO LOAN

A4 6 Per Cent.

--Also do a general Insurance and Real Estate Business.

ELAfl T. MURPHY & Co.

Room* 4 and 5. Campbell Building, southeast corner Main and Washington streets. Craw forrtsvllle lnd.

JRfpans Tabules

KTT'TU UATK TUB

Stomach, liver and bowels. KifAXH TaBllLKi" urn ttir bMt mmliciiw known for Indigestion, Bllllonsness, Headsclie, Constipation. UyepepMa, Chronic Xlmt Troablen. Dininen, Bad Completion,

Dysentery, Offensive Breath, and all Dlsartier# of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. El puns Tabulea contain nothing injurious *V the most delicate constitution. Are pleas^aut to take, safe, effectual and give lmmeliftte relief. May be ordered through nearest 'tirmrflsTt, or by mall

WIPAMS CHEIYUCAL CO. ^r.rur** Vf.w VorK" CIt.v

'ALBERT W. PERKINS,

I O N E E

107 North Green Street.

Willi A. S. Clemonts. Insurance Agent, ''Crawforilsvllle. lnd. All orders by Mail,Telephone or Tpl^-prapli will receive prompt attention. Mr. A. S. Clements will silso receive orders ana arrange for sale. Write for dates before advertising sale. Telephone 267.

Square feet. That is the size of my plate ^la^s front—the

largest iu Cra'vfoHsville

105

.'.Is the number of my place of 'business on north Green street. Call and t-ee me at the popular Darber shop.

?S1M ELDRIDGE, Prop.

HARD WOOD TIMBER

Over One Hail Million Acres

of splendid hard wood timber land in

Northern Wisconsin and Michigan for sale by the Chioago&Northwestern

LAND FOR SALE

Railway.

The best land proposition ever made to settlers. The timber more than pays for the land. Kor prices, terms, and all details, write or apply to

J. F. CLEVKLAND, Land Corar. C. & N. W. Ry., Chicago.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 18B8

Itobbtns House Sold.

The Robbins House was sold on Saturday to Mrs. J. N. Fallen wider, of Brown's Valley, for 314,000.

Were Married.

Edward Bartholomew and Mary T. Seperry, of Ladoga, were married last '1 .. .I 1 -t

office at two o'clock.

Will Be Uarried.

A prominent young attorney of this city and one of Crawfordsville's accomplished young ladies will be married in Center church the later part of next month../ :,'

Teachers Cxauilned.

Superintendent Walkup held the regular monthly teachers' examination Saturday. There were two applicants mounted the gridiron aud stood the mental roaRt.

Takes a i'artner.

James P. Grimes has toM a half interest in his restaurant to Garl Surratt, of Anderson. Mr. Surratt's son will represent him in the business, Mr. Surratt being an insurance man.

Turned .Down.

The notorious E. L. Prather, who attained such a bad name as a Baptist preacher, attempted to join the Christian church at Waveland Sunday night but was rejected by the pastor, Elder Burkhart.

Will Go West.

Joe Carroll, who has beqn with Vaughan & Casey for several yea-rs, left on last Monday for Deming, N. M., where he will make his future home. He will keep books for a big hardware firm.

Major Travis' Good Fortune. The Sth regiment of United States volunteers, in which C. M. Travis is major, is to be sent to Cuba before Oct. 15 to remain lor at least two years. The secretary of war so stated on the occasion of his recent visit to Fort Thomas.

Happily Married.

Alonzo A. Paxton and Adline May Tribby were very Happily married last Friday by Esquire Stilwell at his office. The old bluff to the effect that Friday is an unlucky day cut no figure with this excellent and unsuperstitious young couple.

Case Dismissed.

The case against Arnett Ellis, the little boy who robbed the stores of Tom Pursel and C. O. Carlson, was dismiss^d last Monday in the circuit court. The boy is of tender years and has been behaving himself lately and going to school. He has had no more visits from angels but has been walking the chalk line of rectitude.

Family Fight.

Dan Kellar was fined last Saturday for aseaulting his brother, James Kellar. The assaulted man was under arrest some months ago for insanity, but was finally released as sound of ininH. It seems that he is still slightly off as he has been causing considerable contention in the family since hiB release. Daniel was duly fined for ttie assault.

ltaptized Uis Great Grandchild. There was quite an uousual baptismal Bervice Sunday morning at the First Presbyterian church. Ruth Stafford, the five-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stafford, was laptziod aud the ceremony was performed by the great grandfather of the child, the Rev. G. W. Stafford. The Rev. Mr. Stafford is now in his eighty-third year.

Booming Along.

Ladoga Leader: The business men of Crawfordsville are showing unusual activity. They are crowding the newspaper columns with advertisements, and in consequence are enjoying the best trade they have had in years. The next move, and one that will be of great value to she town, is to be a great street fair in the heart of the city and free to all. The fair will begin Oct. 18 and will continue through the week.

Whitesides Quits Tragedy.

Waikar Whites de6, the t-agedian, has decided not to continue in the claeical drama, because public taste for Shakesperean olay6 is declining.

Walker affirms that he has found it impossible to draw profitable audiences in "Hamlet" and "Merchant of Venice," while in comedy drama ho has succeded both artistically and financially, and until there is a recrudescence of Shakespeare's tragedy be will produpe no more of thern.

Mont Wiua.

Nicholson's Sons captured five firsts out of eight premiums at the county fair. All on pictures they made themselves. Don't be deceived by any cheap catch-penny advertisements, but go where you know you can get the best at the price as cheap as the cheapest. For a short time only one dozen cabinets and one large mantello panel for 81.50. Come and bring your friends to see the prize pictures. Frames in regular sizes and kodak supplies. 118J£ E. Main street, Crawfordsville, lnd. io-7

The Journal Co., Artistic Printers. I

Commissioners' Allowances. The commissioners allowed bills as follows at the June session K. M. Morrow, trustee, for poor $ 185.15 D. M'ifire ., .......... 36.U5 S. H. Gilkey 70.40 C. A. Kleiser 63.00 G. W. James 56.50 S. D. Symmes 2,669.06 Dan Lewis 33.95 C. A. Minnick 101.90 W. M. Rhoades 117.00 Bonnell & Maxwell, expert work o.OO L.A.Clark, freight 20.00 H. E. Wynokoop, ditches 193.00 Wm. Johnson, stamps.. 21.87 W. 11. Walkup, salary 324.25 F. P. JM^uat G2.60 F. M. Dice S 62.60 rt In /'i.p'.'r rrp summons 19.50 board 371.60 committing, etc. 101.25 attending commissioners 38.00 W. H. Webster, salary 400 00 Wm. Johnson, 550.00 H. M. Billingsley 152.00 W. M. White 725.00 stamps 5.75 Dr. Barcus, fees 48.10 1). A. Canine, salary .. 336.43 Wallace Sparks 400.00 D. C. Barnhill, burying poor 50.00 J. H. Wasson. gas 606.00 WaLer & Light Co., water 125.00 W. J. Hurt, et al„ poor 25.00 J. 1). Auaws &Co.. Dridges 55.00 Joseph Baldwin, assessing 116.00 Orpnaue' home 426.00 ZickMaborney Co., 1 80 W. G. Hanna, coroner's Inquest 5 60 John L. Williams & Bro., cement 2.60 Mary Long, house rent 15.00 Tim Casey, brick 3.00 L. Blschof. sundries 10.45 Geo. W. Steele 18.70 Tannenbaum Bros., sundries 21.86 Geo. Kellar, meat 25.64 T. D. Brov, a & S jii, mcllicino 4.75 American clothiers, clothing 15.70 C. K. Smith, horseshoeing 9.45 M. J. Lee, tile 51.19 J.S.Kelly, groceries 7.83 W. F. Hobb 111.48 J. J. Darter, potatoes 18.76 J. A. Cox, laboi 54.00 George Myers, sundries 5.85 Pearl Reprogle, cook 26.00 Geo. Myers, salary 20U 00 Minnie Myers, housework .. 26.00 Fred Myers, labor 70.00 Zack Mahorney Co., sundries 13.20 Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett 82.25 Voris & Oox 14.96 J. Joel 12.25 Houlehan & Quillln, sundries 19.40 A. F. Pogue & Son 24.42 Myers & Charnl 33.26 alsbary & Beesly, shoes 12.40 George Abraham, harness 16.05 Spencer Lee, milling 3.95 Smith & Duckworth, sundries .f?7.28 Cr^bbs & Reynolds, 9.66 Wm. Swank, assessing 104.00 Sarah G. Hauk 10.00 C.N. McCullough 104.00 Saiah 90.00 Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett, sundries 1.55 H. T. Schenck, repairs .85 0. H. Bowen, printing 11.00 Home Telephone Co 49.50 Dlckerson & Truitt, sundries 1.45 Zack Mahorney Co 9.80 Williams Bros 8.16 O. C. Dorsey, salary 36.00 Thomas Boraker 50.00 W. H. Morrison & Co., printing etc —46vOS41.00 232.25 Jas. H. White, trustee poor .104,92 W. H. Custer 78,75 Bert Emerson Co., printing 97.30 James Hamilton, assessing Union. 120.00

Snyder, assessing Union 120 00 Gilkey, 3 2 '.00 Geo WAmmerm'n 120.00 George Wasson, 120.00 James Clements, 120.00 GeorgeHultz, 120.00 Jennie Clements, 120.00 Sam'l W Fraley, 120 00 Hal McDonald, 120 00

Swindler, Scott 72.00 Douglas, 40.00 WT Coleman, Franklin..., 120.00

Pitman, 120.00 ACShooe, Madison... 120.00 EdLayton, ... 42.00 W S Fink, Ripley 110.00 BF Welch, Wayne 30.00 W Peterson, Walnut... 120 00 JETalbot-, Clark 58.00 S Dunbar. Sugar Creek. 97.00 W Utterback, Clark 1 10.00

N McOullough, Brown 16.00 Alice Cook, Sugar Creek. 2ti,00 Ben Swank, Coal Creek 112 00 Jas Mahorney, Clark 46.00 S E McCullough Brown 14.00 Stakalta Pen Co, stationery 5.00 Thomas Biraker, engineer 50.30 Truitt Wilson, brooms 2.25 Jas Wisely, deeds 7.60 Insley & Morse, livery 1.60 W White, making reports 50,'J0 Brower Bros, printing 15.00 Ed VauCamp & Co. shoes 6.65 AT Hornbaker, salary 42.00 Hannibal Trout, salary 42.00

W Harding, salary 42,00 Thoma-i Sia sery, work on bridges. .. 4.70 John Sullivan, .... 1.50 Daniel Sullivan, ..- 2.70 Barton Hall, 2.70 Thomas Clements, 5.60 Win Holmes, 4.20 Jjines Greene,

For

.... 150

W Clemson, glazing 4.00 F. Dice, lees 25.48 The Review, printing 27.50 Wm Hiatt, oil 7.16 W W Morgan, insurance 30.00

Tinslpy, sundries 9.05 John Williams & B.-o.. sundries 11.25 Trult Wilson, brooms 4,50 Lee Reichiird. ice 15.25

Breaks et al, appraisement 1.60 W Carr, use of school building:.... 14.00 O Dorsov, jaal or 17.50 O Dorsey, janitor 35.00 John W Faust, sundries ... 8.60

W Wiihite. printing 1.75 3 W Wiihite, 2.60 W White, board of review 60,00 uw.ijj

Billingsley, ", 60.00 Henry Hulet, ... .. 60.00 Carroll, 60.00 W Jones & Son, board 71.26 Thomas Clements, freight 20.00

Hutchings, coroner 13 75 Voris & Cox, sundries 14.10 Henry W Harding, salary 24.60 Albert Hornbaker, Balary 28.00 Hannibal Trout 28.00 The Journal Co 107.05 HE Wynekoop 204.00

Larue, expert 173.90 Arthur Foskyke, expert 864.8u Lacey, sundries 19.96. Stakalta Pen Oo 6.00 Truitt Wilson, hronms i'. 2.26

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new ball Etc.

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Keeney, stationery 21 75 Chas Scott, 5 00 W Wiihite. 3.60 Chas A Bowen, 22.00 TfaedouraaKJo ^.-^.^^—16.1, Review, 11.50

E Lacey, 3

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Days Only

Good heavy Linen Crash worth 8 l/3c at ry 1 TV._ K* ,.1'~ ... UWU 1 WOl iil OCf Cll Good Shirting, worth 7 l2c, at Extra weight Canton Flannel, worth 7 l'2c, at Extra weight Canton Flannel) worth I0c, at Good Fancy Prints, worth 5c, at 500 pairs heavy Cotton Blankets, worth 98c at 75 Shirt Waists, worth Sl.25, at Good heavy Ginghams, worth 6c, at

Corner Main and Washington Streets, Crawfordsville, Indiana

These are only a few of the many bargains to b=* offered, as this ^)ress good?, Yountsville and imported Casimero Blankets, Mattings, Window Sha IsTow is the time to buy and save money on first Class DRY GOODS.

Williams Bros., plumbing 11.00 AS Reed 37.50 Wm Woodruff 4.50 Thomas Boraker 50.00

At the September session the board allowed the following accounts: A Minnick, poor .S 120.20 E Morrow, 81.76 James White. 74.78 S Symmes, 1.513.69 S Gilkey, 61.16

Moore. 30.50 WM Rhoades, 130.13 W James, v1 61.52 Din Lewis, 57.70

A Kleiser, 62.70 W Ouster, 60.25 VV Mount, burying poor 14 60 Jere Voris, 50.00 O Dorsey, janitor 52 60 Thos Boraker, engineer 100.00 Wallace Sparks, salary 700 00 W White, 725.00 DA Canine, 819 65 boarding prisoners 495 36 discharging prisoners 94 35 •L Insane prisoners 40.80 W Webster, salary 400.00

Billingsley, 90.00 W Walkup, 370 85 Wynecoop, 149 00

Mount, 62.50 W Clemson, specific 6.00 Bonnell & Maxwell, specific 5.00

Waugh, bridges 1,795.00 W Webster, specific 2.50 Home Telephone Co 49 £0 Water & Light Oo 606.00 Clinton County, change of venue 110.75

19.05

Sentinel Oo, u, .. 33,55 Baker & Thornton, stationery _• 180 50 Dice, fees 62 50 W Morrison, books, etc 258.40 George Keller, for poor farm .: 66 62 Geo Abraham, ... 4.05 Geo W Steelo, 12 46

Bischof, 8.79 Brown & Son, 6.40 Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett,, for poor farm 68.13 Carver at Robblns, for poor farm 14.60 Malsbary & Beesly, 14.75

Tlnsley & Co, 53.36 Pogue & Son, 64 98 Tannenbaum Bro?. 40.60 W Kobb, 129 42 Ch-isESmlth, 12.75 John McClamrock, 16 00

O Carlson. 10.68 Pearl Reprople, .... 26 CO Minnie Myers, 26.00 Fred Myers, 60.00 Joseph Cox, 54.00 Geo Myers. 15 41 200.00 Zack Mahorney Oo, 13.68

Barnhill, 14.60 Myers & Charm,

22.'28

Wm lllatt. 7.40 Orphans' Home .. 475,00 Barnhill, burying poor 50.CO E W Keegan, salary vlOO 00 Wm Johnson, stamps 63.50 Wm Johnson, salary 660.00 Burt Raierson Co, books, etc 17.50 W Burfoid. books, etc 50 00 Lyle & Reynolds, sundries 4.00 Zack Mahorney Co, .. 7.65 Smith & Duckworth, 19.68 Zack Mahorney Co, 1.25 Dlckerson & Truitt, 3.35 Ous Bappert, 11.75

Fry, 1.00 Nye & Booe, 11.68 Lee, 3 00 Richmond & Ross, I .. .. .75 WFRobb. ... 3.60

Lukewarm.

First Office Boy (bitterly)—"De ole man kin wear de American flag, but he ain't much of a patriot." Second Office Boy—"Why not?" First Office Boy—"He called me down fer whistling de

'Star Spangled Banner.'"—Puck.

"P'or five weeks I lived on cold water, so to speak," writes a man whosuffered terribly from indigestion.

Be could hardly keep anything on his stomach. What stayedjj wa u't properly digested and gave him pangs

nrvf1. vn ji nporp tinn inn.eo

peptics aun get enough nourisatnent. They are generally thin and weak. They may eat enough, but they don't digest enough. Much of what they eat turns into poison. If this keeps on there's no telling what disease they may get next.

That's why it is best to take Shaker's Digestive Cordial as soon as symptoms of indigestion appear.

It cures all the evils of indigestion, and prevents the evils which indigestion causes.

Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1 per bottle.

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A Grand Sacrifice Sale.

Owing to large purchases of new Fall Goods now arriving we find space for them limited, and have decided to clean out a great many goods now on hand at prices never before heard of in Crawfordsville.'

You know our goods are of the best quality FO don't delay, but come direct to our store and save one hal' on your fall purchases of Dry Goods.

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T. J. Sidcner

Successor to W. E. Nicholson,is the only machinist in Montgomery county who confines his repair work to sewing machines. He also sells supplies.

Telephone 377.

116 W. Main St.

OTICE TO HEIltS. CREDITORS, ETC.

In the matter of ther-state of Mary Hoover, deceased. Iu the Montgomery circuit court, September term, 1898.

Notice is hereby given that John B. Rice, as administrator of the estate of Mary. Hoover, deceassd, has presented and illed his accounts and vouchers in Un:il settlement of said estate, and that ihe'sanfi* will ^ome up for the examination and action of said circuit court on the 18th day of October. 189 8. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said, courtlind show cause if any there be. why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs and distributees of said estate are also notified to be in said court at the time aforesaid and make proof of heiiship.

Dated this 24th day of September, 1898. JOHN B. RICE, 9-30-2t Administrator.

J^OTICETO HE1HB. CREDITORS, KTC.

In the matter of the estate of Washington C. Kimier, deceased. In the Montgomery Circuit Court, September term, 1898.

Notice is hereby given that Daniel Lewis as administrator of the estate of Washington C. Kimier, deceased, has presented and filed bis accounts and vouchors in final settlement of said estate,and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 12th day of October, 1898, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause If any there be, why said accounts and vouchers should not be approved, and the heirs and distributees of said estate are also notified to be in said court at the time aforesaid and make proof of heirship.

Dated this 17th day of September. 1808. OA.N1EL LKWI8, ,9-23-2t Admlniijtrator.